Sentence examples for more difficult to raise from inspiring English sources

It may become more difficult to raise money, she said.

The downturn, though, is making it more difficult to raise money.

It has become much more difficult to raise money for single films than for multipart series.

"It is more difficult to raise enthusiasm behind the team when the belief is not completely there.

And, as stock prices have fallen, European companies have found it more difficult to raise money on the equity markets.

"Yes, it's more difficult to raise finance to start or grow a business when you are older.

Live daphnia will only cause harm in large quantities by removing oxygen from the tank, but they are typically more expensive and difficult to raise than other live foods.

Leading energy companies have warned that the Dodd-Frank regulation is too broad on some key issues, threatening to make credit more difficult to obtain, raise costs and ultimately discourage investment in an industry that needs to plan for major investments several years in advance.

"They're running out of cash and going into a life-support kind of mode," said Lauren Cooks Levitan, managing director of Robertson Stephens, adding that the company will find it difficult to raise more money.

"It's much more difficult to try to raise yourself up to understand someone who is a genius," he said.

If, however, our professional judgments are confirmed and peer effects make it more difficult to not only raise scores but, also, to demonstrate the same repertoire of best practices in schools ravaged by disorder, truancy, and violence, then those value-added findings should be used to retrain the evaluator trainers.